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任务型阅读 What I've been wondering is: And if so, how? Here are three ideas to do just that. Read books and watch movies that transport you One of my favorite things to do before taking a trip is to search out books and movies that can help me get a feel for a place. Search out famous—or not-so-famous—books or films from the part of the world you want to visit. Then get lost in these during your staycation week. Music is deeply connected to our emotions, which makes it particularly transporting. The beautiful sounds of Sigur Rós, for example, can create a dreamy atmosphere. Hawaiian ukulele and hula music bring the beach to your living room. Try searching for artists or genres of music from your desired destination and build a playlist to help you set the atmosphere. Visit a museum — virtually Museums in many locations have started to reopen with social distancing and masks, but if you're not ready to go in person, you can spend an afternoon exploring them online. Google map has digitized hundreds of collections and online tours at museums around the world. Tour a national park Camping is one type of vacation that's mostly safe and accessible to do right now. But if you can't get to the great outdoors, bring the outdoors to your home.Explore a Hawaiian volcano, dive a Florida beach or ride horseback through the red rocks of Bryce Canyon. If you don't have the budget or time to travel right now, try layering a few of these ideas together to create a kind of at-home immersion(沉浸感). A. Listen to related music. B. Is it necessary to go out for an adventure? C. You can choose a national park for camping. D. Find one near your destination using this map. E. But you can still do this even if you're staying at home. F. Is it possible to have an adventure without leaving home? G. You can do that with an online tour in America's national parks. 答案：【1】F【2】E【3】A【4】D【5】G

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